by Water Source
The winners of the 2023 Australian Water Association’s NT Water Awards have been announced at the NT Water Awards Dinner on Thursday, 12 October at the Wharf One in Darwin.
The NT Water Awards recognise the contribution of the Association's members for their inspiring leadership and innovative research, programs and infrastructure projects.
AWA Board Member, Eric Vanweydeveld and AWA Member Engagement WA & NT, Kyllie Whitehead, congratulated all the finalists and winners for their significant contribution and outstanding achievements.
"We would like to congratulate all finalists and winners, as they embody our purpose to inspire and drive a sustainable water future."
This year's NT Water Award winners will represent the state in the national Australian Water Awards, which will be presented at the Association's annual water conference and exhibition, Ozwater'24, in Melbourne.
Winners:
Organisational Excellence Award:
NT Government agencies and Power and Water Corporation – Territory Water Plan
The Territory Water Plan is the Northern Territory’s first whole of government strategic plan for water. Launched in June 2023, the plan aims to deliver water security for all Territorians, now and into the future.
Infrastructure Project Innovation Award (REGIONAL):
Power and Water Corporation and Clean TeQ Water – Laramba Water Treatment Plant: Improving the Health of a Remote Community
Power and Water Corporation, in collaboration with Clean TeQ Water, have successfully delivered a water treatment solution for the removal of naturally occurring uranium from the groundwater at Laramba community. The project has delivered on Power and Water's commitment to safe, sustainable and secure drinking water for all Territorians.
Young Water Professional of the Year (sponsored by Xylem):
Skye Haigh, Practice Lead - Remote Development at Ekistica
Skye lives and works in the Northern Territory, and with her passion for working in remote communities, hopes to continue to drive positive change and deliver impactful projects in the water sector.
Water Professional of the Year:
Steven Tickell, Principal Hydrogeologist at Department of the Environment, Parks and Water Security, Northern Territory Government
Steve is regarded as the resident authority of groundwater systems in the Territory, which sustain culturally significant sites, dependent ecosystems and provide water supply to over 90% of our communities.
The Association congratulates all the award finalists and winners and thanks our partners and sponsors for supporting this event and these important industry awards.
Conference and Awards Dinner Sponsor
National Young Water Professional of the Year Award Sponsor
National R&D Excellence Award Sponsor
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